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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
4
Readable fragments note a fair event labeled Marvels 15 with references to Kitasass Fair and warmer Saturdays. The text is garbled but implies upcoming events or conditions at the fair, mentioning Joar in a fragmentary context.
The ad describes a local store offering household remedies and wallpaper, noting last year’s prices and a special blend of Zoe Java and Mocca coffee. It lists contact details for Robertson Undertaking Co and notes responses available daily at the old stand on SUS Mass. St. and Union Pacific Tea Store, 921 Mass. St.
Advertisement offering seeds OATS CLOVER FLAX ALFALFA POTATOES TIMOTHY and garden items plus garden mint flowers and quilting. Includes contact C C Call, 9 E Sleury, Bell 1627. Also announces new sweater vests at Smith's News Depot and Barred Plymouth Rock roosters for sale, plus writing papers from Boughton's 1025 Mass. St.
The Mrs Engle announce no formal rear yet as new millinery goods arrive for display. A young man offers factory sample shoes at 2a percent less than regular price with assorted styles and sizes. A. Yoong advertises a shift in Mass St for women to buy and a job listing appears for women seeking profitable employment upstairs on Kentucky Street. Abel Wulfson sells W. L. Douglas shoes at 637 Mass. Street.
Advertises new Spring Oxford styles for women men and children with prices 3.00 and 3.50 in patent and dull leather. Mentions gas company statements in Kansas City about gas supply and field sufficiency, with remarks by B McGouwan and Mr McDonvn ell, noting strong pressure and doubts about faulty equipment.
The article mocks groundhog predictions as six weeks of winter approach, noting a milder February and an oddly brisk March so far. It argues many doubt the hog's weather sense, citing a rare misprediction and lingering winter into late February.
A compact 1900s style ad list from Smith's News Depot at 921 Mass Street includes cheap razors and coffee, pipe shop and briar products, a guessing contest with prizes, a Union Pacific Tea feature, and a quilt contest closing April 20. Also promotes coffee, lunch rooms, a spring suit, and cigars.
City assessor H. B. Asher leads a team through the city to revalue real estate only where improvements have occurred since last March. They will also assess personal property and conduct the census per state requirements. The effort aims to improve the city census compared with last year. Local ads follow.
Fr day evening at 7 90 Mrs Maria Bsmith of Little Roerk will speak on Conditions in the Southland The public is invited Also notes on Art Exhibition at University April 1 and quilting drives Solicitation for Chas Stevens suits order at 903 Mass street Lawrence Transfer Co advertises packing shipping and property cash loans Seeds and fruit at Mrs Prentice Home Store 1105 Mass St
Special Saturday 25c. Ligh Granite dish pans and sauce pans featured. Social and personal notices list numerous local visits, travels, church gatherings, and community events. Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Hamilton, and others noted alongside church groups and club activities with travel to Kansas City, Indiana, and Missouri.
Oer celebrates colored batiste lie ginghams and Zephyrs in dress styles. Choice styles include 1214c value 174e and 32 inch French Ginghams at 25e. A market excerpt lists ginghams, zephyrs and related fabrics with varied values.
Mrs Jebus visits in Lawrence while Miss Seal stays with Mrs Levett. Ralph Judkins visits his parents in Pipeka Luesday. Marnnng travels to ANunsasity Thursday and returns Saturday. Mass Tarpy visiting relatives. on return she brings her niece. Mie Chearman building a new barn. Mr Dewitts tame ay to Cumbridse. Sebat Mr spent Monday with Mrs Siper. Mrs Leaman visits Kansas City to see her parents Mr and Mrs Bulderland, planning to return to Brackett before dung. Miss Norton of Missouri visiting Mr By A Lollowsty's family en route to Colorada. Ma Aden finds his son with these families. they move to Mr da My. Wo Udobns moved his place to Mr Heffman in Wyoming. Myr dotins will visit in the pines in November. Miss Stella Cressniite Seetun and daughter with the sippe. der son has been closed ta gonsaqenee. The Cleatist Heur satay with Mrs Mauwarrings. Mrs Tegee reads article on Tene amor Pig by Mobs. Mes Wo Po Martine will eubeubine te elab Mare Pies veah a hana.
In a Belleview notice fragment, local residents and neighbors are named, including Margaret and Mrs Netnee, with scattered references to court matter names and dates. The garbled OCR preserves partial names and events without a clear narrative or outcome.
Eagle members are urged to attend the next regular meeting on March 18 to discuss plans for a new building. Tickets for sale at the pressmaking school 746 New Hampshire St. K. An unequivocal guarantee appears on the Cutler Best Liquid Paint label from Woodward & Co. Bluster claims a lot of paint sells on merit. Ur sl Safety Razer is guaranteed.
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